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- (1) How is the method of history useful in the research of (a) Science (b) Arts (c) Management Studies The method of history (studying the past step by step from reliable sources) helps every field by showing how ideas and practices developed... 1
- The list of world Heritage Sites is announced by UNESCO. UNESCO announces the list of World Heritage Sites because it is the United Nations body responsible for protecting the world's cultural and... 1
- Explain the following concepts : (2) Archives Archives are places where old official documents and records are scientifically preserved and made available for research. They keep records... 1
- Explain the following concepts : (1) Applied History Applied history (also called public history) means using the knowledge of history for the benefit of the present and future of society, espe... 1
- Identify and write the wrong pair in the following set. (1) Kootiyattam-Sanskrit theatre, K Answer: Wrong pair: (2) Ramman – Dance form in West Bengal Ramman is a religious festival and ritual theatre of the Garhwal region of Uttara... 1
- Choose the correct option from the given options and complete the statement. The earliest museum Answer: (1) (c) Ur (2) (a) New Delhi (1) The earliest known museum in the world was found in the excavations at the ancient city of Ur in Me... 1
- Predict the shape and bond angles in the following molecules: a. CF4 b. NF3 c. HCN d. H2 S CF₄: tetrahedral, 109°28′; NF₃: trigonal pyramidal, about 102°; HCN: linear, 180°; H₂S: bent (angular), about 92°. a. CF₄ : C has 4 bond pai... 1
- Define : a. Bond Enthalpy b. Bond Length a. Bond enthalpy is the amount of energy required to break one mole of bonds of a particular type between two atoms in the gaseous state. It... 1
- In case of bond formation in Acetylene molecule : a. How many covalend bonds are formed ? Acetylene ( mathrmH-CequivC-H ): a. 5 covalent bonds; b. 3 σ bonds and 2 π bonds; c. sp hybridisation. a. There are two C–H single bonds and... 1
- BF3 molecule is planar but NH3 pyramidal. Explain B in BF₃ is sp² hybridised with no lone pair, so BF₃ is trigonal planar; N in NH₃ is sp³ hybridised with one lone pair, so NH₃ is pyramidal.... 1
- F-Be-F is a liner molecule but H-O-H is angular. Explain. In BeF₂ , Be is sp hybridised with no lone pairs, so the molecule is linear (180°); in H₂O , O is sp³ hybridised with two lone pairs, so the... 1
- Identify the type of orbital overlap present in a. H2 b. F2 c. H-F molecule. Explain diagramatically a. H₂ : s–s overlap. b. F₂ : p–p (head-on) overlap. c. HF: s–p overlap. All three bonds are σ bonds. H₂ (s–s): each H has a half-filled sphe... 1
- Which type of hybridization is present in ammonia molecule? Ammonia has sp³ hybridisation; its shape is trigonal pyramidal with an H–N–H bond angle of about 107°. Nitrogen (Z = 7) is 1s²2s²2p_x¹2p_y¹2... 1
- Give reasons for: a. Sigma (σ)bond is stronger than Pi (π)bond. b. HF is a polar molecule a. Sigma (σ) bond is stronger than pi (π) bond. A σ bond is formed by head-on (axial) overlap of orbitals along the internuclear axis, so th... 1
- In Ammonia molecule the bond angle is 1070 and in water molecule it is Both N in NH₃ and O in H₂O are sp³ hybridised, but they have different numbers of lone pairs, and lone pairs repel more strongly than bond p... 1
- Explain geometry of methane molecule on the basis of Hybridisation In methane the carbon atom is sp³ hybridised, so the molecule is tetrahedral with all H–C–H angles equal to 109°28′. Ground state of C: 1s²2... 1
- Give reasons for need of Hybridisation Hybridisation is needed to explain the observed valency, the equivalence of bonds and the shapes (bond angles) of molecules, which the simpl... 1
- Explain in brief with one example: a. Ionic bond b. covalend bond c. co-ordinate bond a. Ionic bond: a bond formed by the complete transfer of one or more electrons from one atom (usually a metal) to another (usually a non-met... 1